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by nullbio 3mo ago
We want more control, not less. This (among many others) is the reason I use GPT over Claude. It adheres very closely to your instructions and rules. You can build up your own workflows and systems as a result. Claude just does whatever it
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by nullbio 3mo ago
They're the only company that didn't sign https://x.com/beffjezos/status/2080858083472146656 Put the pieces together. They are the ones lobbying for this. They've been attempting regulatory capture
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by nullbio 3mo ago
Because they're cheating.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
Of course not. It's vibe-slop all the way down.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
Yep. AI will speed you up a bit, but it's no panacea.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
Yeah, good luck with that one though. LLMs are terrible at deslop, or they wouldn't slop in the first place.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
You guys need to wake up and realize that Anthropic are the enemy. They just increased their political spending as well... Stop giving them your money or this never ends.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
It gives you "assurances" that can be broken. They could still be clean-rooming your prompts like Anthropic does. The only way to be certain is if they don't have access to your data to begin with.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
I predict that no one will use this and everyone will use Kimi K3.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
If by Opus you mean Opus 4 and not Opus 4.8, then sure.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
Even if it were slightly more expensive, it's still a better sales proposition for a company if they can run it from a hardware provider with their own locked down VPS and ensure that their IP is protected and that their data isn'
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by nullbio 3mo ago
July 27th. But I agree with you that this is just normal competition. The only threat this poses is to Anthropic. OpenAI is more than capable enough to out-compete, their pricing is already reasonable. Greedy Anthropic will do their very be
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by nullbio 3mo ago
Exactly. It's an incredibly stupid idea to restrict access to open source models if your want your nations economy to succeed.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
My thoughts as well. Seems like security theater.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
Nope. Anthropic is incredibly greedy and always has been.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
Correlation does not equal causation. People seem to have forgotten this fact.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
For all those times people need to generate Macbook svgs in their daily job, they'll know the perfect model to use. That, or pelicans.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
Wild that we still haven't figured out how to make good benchmarks. What we really need is a way to properly quantify what makes a codebases architecture good, and then evaluate architecture of generated codebases, or evaluate refactor
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by nullbio 3mo ago
This is just embarrassing.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
This does seem like a cash grab. These token rates are crazy. I'll just use GPT 5.6 thanks.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
This is too expensive to be a viable model. If it were $5/1m output, it might be another story. At these prices, there's no reason to use this over GPT 5.6.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
Ah, the old "subsidized" meme always rearing its head. Yawn.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
This is far too expensive. Why would I use this over a frontier model at these prices.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
I think it's the opposite. Being only the code reviewer devolves into being lazy and cutting corners. The sharpening comes from hands-on practice.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
> I can’t help but wonder whether constant use of “agent” harnesses will lead to an atrophy of the software engineering (or really any field) muscles. This will and is 100% happening. I have a friend who hasn't written code by hand
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by nullbio 3mo ago
I'm sure it's better than KimiK2.7 and GLM5.2. Benchmarks aren't the full picture. Despite GLM5.2 performing well on benches and supposedly near frontier, in reality it was nothing close to frontier in actual usage.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
You did the easy part. Now do the managed database part, and at scale, whereby I don't have to worry about any chance of data loss. Otherwise this isn't "building PlanetScale" - it's building 1/100th of it. It
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by nullbio 3mo ago
Fuck the globalists.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
I really hate reading AI generated readmes. At least write the readme yourself. Trying to decipher ChatGPT's technoslop is tiring.
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by nullbio 3mo ago
The risk of AI right now is centralization of power, and it's exactly what they're fighting for. Job displacement ties into that as well.

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